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North Rode Litter Patrol

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North Rode is a small spread out rural community, where a few passing motorists love to drive through and leave momentos of their night out, mainly empty cans of carling black label, take away cartons and fag packets. We also clean and keep clear road signs if needed. Let’s keep this beautiful village clean and green!

North Rode Litter Patrol
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Bags collected so far

2

Members

5

Years

7

Total number of events

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past Events

A54 Bosley Crossroads West

An early morning forage along the verges and in the hedgerows filled 2 bags within 200m of the crossroads. A couple of roads signs also made more visible by clipping back hedge shoots

Clearing the Wreckage

An early morning clear up of crash debris on the A54 at Ethells Green before traffic picked up with Brenda, Jenny and Steve. Also took the oporttunity to tidy up the road sign for Church Lane - 2 bags...

A Quick Pick

Bank Lane, Church Lane, around Ethel's Green and a little bit of A54 by Huw

A Winter collection by Winnie & Sue

Winnie & Sue tackle the A54 with a 2 bag bounty!

Autumn is here - along with the trash

The litter tossers have been out again! including 3 bags of soil and grass in black bags - no need for that!

Lockdown Pick

Now the takeaways are all open, here we go again! 3 bags on a full circuit of the village

More of a stroll with bags than a pick

Informal socially distanced litter pick from A54 Junction at Ethels Green, along Church Lane, Bank Lane, Bramhall Hill, Pexall Road, Shellow Lane and Back though the Park. 3 full bags, mainly from Eth...

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